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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

smo hosem Il mOze teZ KtOfy re
spiskowych doniosf jrj o TEN, dose
IL car ezy innemi ulicami pojechat.
czy tez wcale ma nab Azrhstwic ME
byt, a tymczasem pol'cya wydala
owych szesciu nihilis,ow i znulazia
prey MICH takie same bonby cd
jak'ch ojcicc carski priced 6 laty
zginaf.
Aresztownych nihili-tow 1--WE
ziono W fortccy pctropaw'o ~wskiej,
car uszedl Il zyciem z Coma i z
nastoI c4 trcnu wr6cii copredzei
do Gatczyna.
Kto sa ci szesciu a~kudqmik6w
z kim sic wicdzicli, o TEN @irsz-
cze III" nie doniesiono. Domy sla-
.ja siQ przeciez ludzie, re ME oni
sami ma zycie cesarskio god4a ale
" przeciwnie znowu SO namnozy-
80 nihilistow pc kraju, BE znowu
maja pieniadze j 1a znowu beda
probowali swego, jak probowali ma
Aleksandra II. A choG wszyscy
aresztowani byli akadem icy, po-
wiadnja ludzic, re miedzy woj-
skicm, misdzy oticerami navel jest
teraz nih'listow najwiecej.
z innej strony znowu pisa,
ze jest drugi wieyki spisek W culej
Rosy, &c do tego spisku naleia
ludzie wysoko postanowien;, mia
nowicio znakomrci urzodnici i b.
gael .wfasclcielo ziemscy CT ME
mysla cara zabijuG ale chca go
Emusic do Madame Rosyi konsty-
tucyi, vice chcicllby cara dostac
W sw"jo rece, ably wtcly musiai
chciec jak oni chca, ulbo 90 tez
z tronn zrzucic i wziac takiegc,
kt6ryby dat konstytucya.
Kiedy vice ci konstytucvo-
nlscl smierci Cara Mo chca, vice i
bombv i'm niepotrzebne, tego
SIG %pokazuje , 20 owl akademicy z
bombami to lima, nihilistow spra-
wa, czyli Re q dwoch siren M Ca
IA stawiono eids.a - jedne smiertel-
ne, drngie kostytucyjne Il stawiono
.ie razem. Biedny car. ma ktorego
tyll roluje i z tylu stron ogieh
so tiora.
Zastanawiaiaca rzecz, &c o
tych wypadkach najprzod w;edzia-
no w Londynie i ztumtad je swiatu
ogfoszono, oraz & nav ct minister
Ma sejmie angielskim te nowine po-
dat, dziekujac Bogu, il car wy
szcdf z tego zywy j zdrowy. Ale
Ang]Ik ma W TEN wielki intercs,
ably Rosya wystawic przed bwia-
tenn jako dnia ami godziny niepow-
na bod OH ma z Rusya ma piehku
tax W Turcyi o Bulgaria, jak i
tam g!eboko W Azyi Afganistan
j lndyc. A vice n'by Bogr die.
kuje a cieszy sic j Z szyderstwem
pslcem RosyG wytyka, &e sam car
bezpieczehsta ME ma, navel woj-
Sku ZaufuC ME muze do woiny
wyruszyc mic zdolny, DO must pill
nowac sic we wfasnym kraj u, &C.
by rev olucia wszystkiego do CORY
nogami ME rrzewrocita.
Ale to koclot gasnkowi prey
mawia i kulawy z krternogi sic
smieje! Ma Anglik swoja Irlundya
i swoje dynamitowe z%amachy;
vic: MECH talk nosa ME zadziera.
Me sam AngIik tel rad 2 te-
go, co sic W Petersburgu pokaza-
10. Widao taxa radosc, choG mo-
Re troche wiecej ukry Ia, W pis.
mach niemieckich, kt5ro jakoby
przcz to powiedzie6 chciaty, ~
mic ma sic Rosyi CO obawiac, BE-
must ona cicho siedzieG znihllistumi
i wszelakimi spikowcami uganiad
sic IL siebie, a vice ami sauna woj-
ny ro%zpoczaG, ami F~rancuzowi po-
mocy dac ME mole.
W Prusach spadiy ruble rosyj-
skie IA wiesc 0 nowym zamAchu
ma ARA o blisko dwie mark ma
stu rublach.
II pOdkarpackiet Ru-
81 zamieszczaja ,Petersb. Wiedo-
mosti" natepujaca korespondencya:
Uzbrojenia W Anstryi poste-
puja szybkiem krokim bezustan-
ME. Ma liniuch drjgy ielaznch ida.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
BULGARIA..

Vice wycieli szpetny kakol
Co narodu porosf niwe.
Egzekucya przeczysci}a
TIE szeregi niegodziwe.
Mech sic wscieka oow,c GO rzucif
Tel podlosci brzydkiej zarod;
Ty Bu}garyo posz}as W gore
Jahodzielny czynach narod.
Mech ia Tobie znow sic zisci
Ia przys]ow!a prawda szczera:
Ze lekliwy ginie latwo.
Gdy - odwaznych szczescie
wspiera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

pamietnika u~r'ednika pocztowego.
Kobieta zamezua, jest to list, kt6ry
jul zostal dorecz>ny.
Parma, jest 10 list ~jeszcze ME wy
slany.
Sara parma, jest 10 list. pc kt6ry
sig Mkt mic chce zs}osiG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
Il ~podkarpackiej Ru.

81 zamieszczaja ,Petersb. Wiedo.
mosti" natepujaca korospondencya:
Uzbrojenia W Austryi poste-
puja szybkicm krokim bezustan-
ME. Ma liniuch drjgy lelaznch ida.
cych ku Wegrom, ktada podwoJ-
ne relsy, ogromna ilosc t'uruzu
gromadza W okolicach Przemysla,
szczcg6Inirj W Chyrowie, W no.
wynn olbrzymim gmachu Jezuitow,
rrzcznaczonym ma wychowia gall
cyisko ruslich dzieci, " takim du-
chu, zeby slukyli IA katow pra-
wostawnej cerkwi i narodowosci
rosy skiej. Arlylerya %wegierska
potaj mnie wysy faja do Przemysla,
uzbrojenie kt6rcgo przewyAsza
wszelka Plcwnq. Wsze1zie buduja
baraki. We Lwowie "a :egatka
Janowska bnrakach ma SIG po-
miesci6 10000 ludxi; TAME PREY
gotowuja mase zbo&a i sucharow.
Przypuszczaja, 80 gtownem pollen
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-29

A Cure for Corns.-Wet COM
mon cooking soda with water, so
that it will spread easily on bit
Of cloth, and bind it ON the corn.
Keep it on until the corn is loos-
ened and comes out. Its simple
and sure.
Milk and lime water is said to
be very good in cases Of dyspepsia.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-29
The Progress.
White Earth Agency, Mimi.

aeAB a WEEKLY NEWSPAPER de-
voted to the interest of the White
Earth Reservation and general North
western News. Published and man
aged by members of the Reserva-
ton.
Correspondence bearing on the In
dian questiOn-problem, OF on general
interest, is solicited.
Subscription rates: $500 per an
mum. For the convenience of those
who may feel unable to pay for the
paper yearly OF who may wish to take
it on trial, subscriptions may be sent
us for six and three months at the
yearly rates. All subscriptions or
sums sent to us should be forwarded
by Registered letter to insure safety.
Address all communications to
The PROGRESS,
White Earth, MINI.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-29
The Indian; Right and Wrong.

A0~"WE hold these truths to be self-evident,
that ALL MEN are created equal; that they
are endowed by their Creator with certain
unallenable rights; that among these are
LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT. OF HAP
PINES '-Declaration of Independence, July
18th, l77G.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-29
HEADERS HOTEL.

VIM. w. MACARTHUR, Manager,
First-class in every respect; tile best
of accommodation for transient
travel.
Competent Guides
Provided for tourists wishing to visit
the Sources of the Father OF Wa
ters, the Mississippi. Red river
and the numerous Fishing
and Hunting grounds.
HEADQUARTERS for the DETROIT and
RED LAKE STAGES.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-29

An Act to provide for the allotment of lands
IN seVcralty to Indians on the various re-
servations, and to extend the protection of
the laws of the United States and the Terri
tories over the Indians, and for other pur-
poses.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
.IerseY CitY,s Strike.

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 16.-One hundred
and ii ty strikers made some disturbance
and drove away other labOrers at the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company's yard
a Harsmus Cove. Jersey City, to day. TIE
situation at the Other railroad Yards and
coal docks is UNCHANGED. No disturb
ances were reported during the dav. The
coal companies have announced their in
tentiOn OF resuming WORK with or without
their former employees, tomorrow morn
ing. The Jersey City police have received
Instructions to remain at the station
houses when not on patrol duty until
urther orders. Patrol wagons will be
provided to transfer officers in case OF
disturbances arlslng.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
ioRwOODsIUNG roTHE QUICK

Further Notice to be Taken of the
N Pacific Railroad Accounts.
" WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-W hen Repre-
sentauye Richardson's resolution of in
qulry about the accounts OF the Central
no Umon Pacific railroads comes up
again in the House, Representative Nor
WOOD may have something more to say
about the way in wnicn the Central Pa
cihc mas been charging up the expenses
oi the Southern Pacific IN its accounting
VIVID the government. Mr. NorM ooUs
o~n case ia his best example. He was
retained afler he left the Senate by q. T..
huntington on behalf OF the southern Pa
citc TO hght .le TeXas Pacific
~ through the South, in order to prevent
10 getting assistance. lie received SlO.-
wv for his work, according to the terms
"a his contract. Now that item appears
~ The expense accounts Of the Central
feclhc, which n0d nothing to do with II
VI course Mr.. Huntington controls both
fQads, but the government has nothing 10
90 w!th that ~ it's attempt to ascertain
tne net earnings of the Central Paclbc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
JUDGE JAoAsoN's FUNERAL.
No Similar Event in Atlanta's Histo-
ry so Widely Noticed.


Py so Widely Noticed.
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 1G.-No recent sim.
liar event IN the history of Atlanta has
attracted such public interest as the fu-
neralof Judge jackson to-day. 1t was
attended not only by thrOngs of citizens
here but from every section OF the
State. at the residence this morning
hundreds called TO look upon the de-
ceased before the casket was closed for
ever. Al the hour fixed the funeral pro.
cessiOn began to move toward the church.
The following acted as pall-Dearers,
representing the First Methodist Church,
OF which the deceased was a mem Der
and trustee: c. W. Huunlcutt. NJ. Har-
Alison, B. b. Crew, j. {. Courteney, w.
d. Bizzell, r. j. Redding, George Win
ship, w. A. Osborne, E. Lawsue; Homo
rary Associate Justices of the supreme
Court Hall and Blandford. Judges
Trippe, b BleckleV, Marshal j. Clarke, r.
Fl. Clarke, Van Epps, Newman,
Il. f. Lyon; Gov. Gordon and Gen. Law
ton. At the church was a dense thrOng,
an 81 hen the procession reached the edit
ficetne doors had been barred against
large numbers. The chancel was decOrat-
ell with flowers aud over these decorations
was the inscription on tablet: "GOne TO
His Blessed Master" The services at
the church were very impressive. A
select choir rendered the music
Bishop hey delivered an eloquent
discourse from Acts VIII. .: And deyOut
men carried Stephen to his
burial, and made great lamentation over
him." Following this were eloquent &d-
dresses, eulOgistic Of the character, life
and works OF the deceas ed by DR.. Haw-
thorne and ev. u. Morrison, pastor of
the church, The ceremonies concluded
at the grave wnen BlsHOp Key read the
inferred in the family lot at Oakland.
Memorial services were held AZ the FIRST
Methodist Churcn tonight cOmmemora-
tive OF their deceased member and trustee,
at which brief but feeling addresses were
made by Judge Trippe, Judge leckley,
United States District Attorney Hill, Col.
K. j. ReddIng and others.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
sHAHEN By a SHIPS CARGO.
rounding on the Eocks FXplodcs
ZOO, ,O0p Pounds ofhGiapG Powder.

ounIhn% on the EoCkS EXplodcs
ZOO, ,O0p Pounds of%Giapt Powder.
j SAN FRANCISCO, ID kn. lsAThe scboon-
n Parable with l0GFDns pounds OF giant
g@wder on boardweut ashore last night
@-tbe southrly end of Point Lobos, inside
famous seal rocks and opposite the
-~--f pouse, near this city. After being
yJandOred by her crew she pounded on
the rocks until her cargo blew no with
tremendous explosion, the effect of VIII Gu
was frightful. The signal station was
completely demolished. The lie saving
station was wrecked and the west side OF
the CllH House, notwithstanding its
elevation was blown out and every win
dow pane in the building WAS broken. A
large concert room on the beach and other
buildings lower down had their windows
broken and were other wise damaged. A
lcn& carriage shed adjoining the Cliff
House was Jumbed into mass of ruins.
Adolf Sutro's conservatory on the helghts
above was shattered to atoms, and all the
windows in his house were broken.
THREE MEN INJURED.
Three members of the life saving crew
who had built fire on the beach and had
decided to remain near the wreck, were
buried into the air by the cOncussiOn and
severely injured by being dashed to the
earth. The remaining members OF the
crew, who had returned to the station,
rushed to the rescue of their injured COM
panIOns. They carried them
to the station, where medical
aid was summoned and everything nee
essary to relieve their suffering was done.
The limbs Of one of the injured men,
Horace Smith, were so frighttullv dis
jplnted as to make his suffering intense,
and for time bis life was dlspaired OF.
The two others, Charles Rogers and John
Wilson, escaped with less serious inju-
ries.
A DESCRIPTION OF THE EXPLOSION.
Capt. Hayslop. in command of the life
saving station. describes the explosion as
follows: AT ! O'Clock sleepers were
thrown from their beds by a great eXplo-
sion which made them think that a great
earthquake mad upneaved the cliff or
tidal wave had swept up from the Pacific.
A great wave dashed up and vaulted over
the Clitf House building. The whole shore
and cliff literally trembled and shook as
the earthquake has shaken TIE
earth for years. People we're
rudely thrown from their peds by the
force of the explosion, and furniture and
bpdsteads were tossed and heaped about
the r0G@s-" The famous Cliff House
presents scene beggaring description.
The west side of the building overlooking
the ocean is completely ruined, being
held together only by the cross beams.
The windows are smashed and the doors
twisted OH their hinges. The building Is
in such shattered condition that all
that is left of it will have to be taken
down if 1t does not topple over into the
ocean.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
OF PosTMAsrEKs.

Probability 1bat They Will BE
Given the Allowances Sought.
N AsHINGToN, Jan. 1G.-rhe represen-
atves OF the third and fourth class Post
1asters VINO are here to induce Congress
pas the bill giving those officials al
oWanees Tor rent, liEht and fuel, have re-
eNed assurances from over two mum
ren members Of the House that II the
'0nl mittee on PostOtticps will recommend
Whey VIII vote for the bill. A majority
fAtle Senator's baSe made similar
r01nlse 10 hem. Tomorrow they begin
'ofk before the committee, commencing
n tbe House side first. They feel con-
dent thar they can get part OF what they
VAN from The committees but are going
n.nske desperate effort TO get every
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
Locomotive FIremen.

SCRANTON. PA. Jan. ia union
meeting Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
FIremer was held IN the Academy OF
Music in this city TO day. Delegates
the United States. Mayor RIPPLE delivered
an address Of welcome and Frank T..
Sargeant, of Terre Haute, Ind, made an
address on the principles OF the order.
TDe motto of the organ cation, he said,
was protection, charity, sobriety and in
dustry. The Brotherhood OF Locomotive
FIremen was organized in Port Jarvis,
n. Y, December 1873 At present there
are'340 subordinate lodges with member
ship of II, 00O fremen
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
IreIand,s rem Aoitntlnn.

DUBLIN, Jan, l6.--The rent agitation
has reached serious proportions. In Lin
erick the Sherifs dread TO take part in
evictIons, owing to the menaces OF ten.
ants. The latter are removing their stock
and other belongings in order
to prevent their seizure. There
were 200 farmers engaged in
this work on Saturday near Mur.
roe. Magistrate Bennett sentenced a
man to two months Al hard labor for
assaulting a policeman at an eviction.
The man appealed and the Judge changed
the sentence to q small 1ne. Bennett Is
now strictly bo, cotted and cannot sell
his cattle. Two process servers were
roughlY handled at ClOnmel tn-daY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
UNITING The MINERS,
All to be Organized Under One Ban.
nPr-The schemes Origin.

All to be Organized Under One Ban.
nPr-The schemes Origin.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-The Press
tomorrow Will say: "A gigantic scheme
tor general reorganization OF all the
coal miners and mine lab0rers OF The
United STATES Uuder one banner is now
being accomplished by the Knights OF
Labor. 1t will be the most pow ertul
ard lar extending ASSOCIATION OF unions
ever known in the country, and is ex-
pected eventually to absorb and super
sede the present organizations
among that class of workmen. The
scheme originated in the mind OF
william II. Bailey, now a member OF the
General Executive Board OF the knights,
and has BEEN entertained by him for
twenty years. Alr. Powderly and other
members Ol the General Board have
authorized jhe present plan and every
indication points TO It's fulhllment. Four.
teen states and four Territories are now
embraced in The organization and its
future developments may extend its
scope still further"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
AmcricAn climbing.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-The National
Convention OF the American Shipping
ana Industrial League will assemble in
the number OF 200, representing every
State and Territory In the Union, are ex~
pecJed TO be present. The address Of
welcome will be delivered by District
Commissioner Webb, and formal proceed.
ings will ue opened by an address OF en-
couragement from Gen. Joseph Wheeler.
of Alamama. On Wednesday evening
there will be held pubic meeting al
which addresses will be delivered by
Senators Evarts, Eustis, Dolph, Voor-
bees and others.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
WORK BEFORE CONGRESS.
AgriculturaI Experiment Stations
the Unfinished Business.
AsHINGToN' Jan: I6.-Ses Y bAlll' TO
'iness Of tssrssssn out 81 the piekls
i92sseaseHny wlpsd ana bIaosd II
v. If properly preserved, II fs 1ifii-
w WASHINGTON, Jan.

poi ". If properly preserved, ~ fs 0ifh-
p'll, for any one not accus omed to the
rnlooiing and selling OF eggs to know them
Sc N freshly laid ones: They, have not,
% .o =. 49,. 80 app iOpilhLiOA ~l.-'
ancourse:ret sess Ous, during the coming
week. The army and pension apprOpri-
alton bills are on the calendar ready for
the consideration OF the Senate, and the
sundry civil bill is expected to be brought
out OF committee in season for action be-
fore the end OF the week. The Executive
calendar of nominations reported from
committees is said to be a long one, but
1t is thought that but few of the cases
will provoke discussion.
The conference report upon the cleo
toral count bill, which is likely to be
brought up for action Monday or Tues
day, Will probably not consume much
time.
IN THE HOUSE.
The first business before the House to-
morrow will be Mr.. Townshend's motion
to pass the bill to limit the jurisdiction
OF United States Courts in patent cases
aud to protect innocent purchasers OF
patents, which was discussed when the
House adjourned on the last COMMITTEE
suspension day." When this motion is
disposed OF Chairman MatsOn IN behalf
OF the Invalid Pension Committee, will
move to suspend the rules aud pass the
bill for the relief of dependent parents,
aud of honOrably discharged soldiers and
sailors who are now disabled and de-
pendent.
Ii opportunity offers to morrow Mr..
Eidridge will also request the House,
under a suspension of tue rules, to pass
the Mexican pension bill.
In the mo ming hour OF Tuesday the
Committee on Pact Railroads intends to
call up tor action the resolution prOVld-
ing for an investigation OF tue BOOKS OF
the Pacific railroad companies. 1t is
probable that the House will also be
asked 10 act upon the conference report
on he interstate commerce bill on the
same day. When these matters are dis
posed OF there VIII be Il struggle for the
floor between the River and Harbor Com
mittee with its appropriation bill; the
Agricultural Committee seeking tor con-
slderaton of the leurQ-pneumonia bill:
The Naval Committee which VIII press
the bill lor the reorganization 0ftbe ma
val bureaus, and the Pacific Railroad
Committee IN charge OF the funding bill.
The post Office appropriation bill will
be reported to the House early in the
week and may be placed in antagonism
with the measures already referred to.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
Prussia,s Upner nnuse.

BERLIN, Jan. l6.-Baron schlemscher,
supported by fOrty-six members, will
propose In the upper house Oi the Prus-
san Diet that an address be presented
10 Emperor William stating in effect that
the Reichstag, in rejecting the army bill,
sought prerogatlves 10 which II originally
had no title. and tnat the ODerhaus as
sures the Emperor OF uns~ erVing loyalty
and expresses its conviction that Prus-
sia Will make any sacrince to maintain
the army AT the strength necessary for
the aafelY of the fALherlAnd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
NAsHVILLM ILLUMINED.
The Flames Burn Cni One Firm and
Leap Across the River.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 16.-Fire
broke out at midnight in B. s. Rea &
Sons grain and hay warehouse and.
tanned by the wind, the flames threatened
widespread destruction. The fire depart
ment after nalf an hours work got mat
ters so much in hand that there will be no
further damage. The stock OF R-a IL Son
is totally destroyed. The loss is IS, 900,
and the building, which is also owned by
them, was damaged $4,000. Both are
fully insured. The cellar contained sew.
eral thousand dollars worth OF meat
belonging to Hart Il Hensley, which
was almost ruined. Morgan & Hamil-
toms paper bag mandatory, and Orr,
Scroggins d Co., wholesale grocers, lose
heavily by water. The wind carried
blazing pieces Of wood across the river
to the extensive lumber mills and cedar
wood works OF Prewitt. Spur & Co., and
the flames are now plainly visible there.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
T. XAS' POLITICS.
The Official Canvass of the Vote
Henatorsbip Prospects.

The Official Canvass of the Vote
HenatOrsbip Prospects.
AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. 16.--The Joint COM
mittee OF the Legislature appointed to
canvass the vote for Governor and other
State officers voted for last November,
concluded their labOrs yes erday. The
official vote for Governor is as follows :
Ross. DEM. 22S, ,775: Cochran, CRep.,
50. 236; Dabomey, (Prob., 1876; scat
tering l02; Democratic majority 14l,33l
Wheeler, The Democratic noniuee iOr
Lieutenant Governor, received majorl-
ty OF 1913. A great deal Of speculation
exists as to the strength Of the respective
Senatorial candidates. The first JOINT
ballot Will be taken on Jan. p. The best
calculation for the first ballot is as fol-
lows: Gen. MaXy 4l; Gov. Ireland &c ;
Judge Reagan 35; Judge Terrell 10; Hon.
John Hancock 3; d. Q. Gliding .; total
1856. The total vote OF both Houses is
1877, but one Senator is absent, seriously
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
A Cnal Nrenker Hurned.

WLBEsBARRE, PA, Jan. l6.-The
Boston breaker at Plymouth, owned and
operated by the Delaware and Hudson
Coal Company, was totally destroyed by
fire this morning. the breaker was filed
with costly machinery and nearly one
thousand tons OF coal. Tue L1ss is estl-
mated al $35 900, which Is insured by the
company itself About 400 men ana boys
ars thrown out Of employment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
Ten Hounds WIN soft Gloves.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 16.-Andy Bowen,
who styles himself the champion light
weigat Of the South, and James q ass, a
young blacksmith OF this city, fought with
soft gloves AT the Park Hotel to-day ten
rounds, Marquis oi Queens berry rules. At
tie end OF the tentn round the contest
was decided draw, although il was gen-
Of the fight. The men wanted 10 con iHue
10 finish, but the police refused to al
low il. Glass was considerably punished
about tho lace.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
An fxpr So Train Wrecked.

WKsrMfN STER DEPOT, MASS, Jan. To-
The Western express rain on the Fitch
burg railroad, due I'm Boston AZ 3 o'clock,
was wrecked this afternoon about O'Clock
AZ W. stmlnster. A broken rail at a switcn
west Of the depot caused the derailment.
IL seems miraculous that no one vas
seriously injured. Beyond a few slight
bruises the passengers escaped unhuTt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

LONDON, Jan. 16.--W. II. Smith, First
Lord OF the Treasury aud Conservative
leader IN the House OF Commons. .has sent
a circular TO the supporters OF the govern
ment asking them 10 make every effort 10
attend the opening Of Parliament. as
hey Will be invited TO proceed dire city
tl the consideration Of questions Of grave
Import upon finance.